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Miss May is a young-- perhaps approx 12 to 13 month old-- white with gray tabby markings. The tabby markings are like a cape across her back.<br/><br/>May was rescued from a residential area in Russell County, we think she was dumped in the spring as a kitten and was fed by neighbors, who then realized in summer that she was pregnant. A representative from the neighborhood reached out to the Somerset-Pulaski County Humane Society for help as none of them was prepared to take her inside.<br/><br/>SPCHS accepted her into our program in June when she was extremely pregnant and it was the heat of summer and we knew she shouldn't/couldn't survive delivering outdoor. <br/><br/>May delivered 12 kittens (unheard of by us and all our partner vets!) Two were stillborn but the other 10 survived. May was a fantastic mother and along with her dedicated human foster Mom they diligently raised all ten kittens. None suffered an illnesses and all managed to get adequate nutrition with the bottle feeding and Mama May feeding. The kittens were born July 6th.<br/><br/>The kittens are now weened, so Miss May is now spayed, tested negative for FIV/FeLeuk, vaccinated, and micro-chipped and ready for her own home.<br/><br/>Per her foster mom, Miss May is one of the sweetest natured cats she has ever fostered -- all Miss May wants is to be with you and CUDDLE in your lap.

Miss May is a young-- perhaps approx 12 to 13 month old-- white with gray tabby markings. The tabby markings are like a cape across her back.

May was rescued from a residential area in Russell County, we think she was dumped in the spring as a kitten and was fed by neighbors, who then realized in summer that she was pregnant. A representative from the neighborhood reached out to the Somerset-Pulaski County Humane Society for help as none of them was prepared to take her inside.

SPCHS accepted her into our program in June when she was extremely pregnant and it was the heat of summer and we knew she shouldn't/couldn't survive delivering outdoor.

May delivered 12 kittens (unheard of by us and all our partner vets!) Two were stillborn but the other 10 survived. May was a fantastic mother and along with her dedicated human foster Mom they diligently raised all ten kittens. None suffered an illnesses and all managed to get adequate nutrition with the bottle feeding and Mama May feeding. The kittens w

Miss May is a young-- perhaps approx 12 to 13 month old-- white with gray tabby markings. The tabby markings are like a cape across her back.

May was rescued from a residential area in Russell County, we think she was dumped in the spring as a kitten and was fed by neighbors, who then realized in summer that she was pregnant. A representative from the neighborhood reached out to the Somerset-Pulaski County Humane Society for help as none of them was prepared to take her inside.

SPCHS accepted her into our program in June when she was extremely pregnant and it was the heat of summer and we knew she shouldn't/couldn't survive delivering outdoor.

May delivered 12 kittens (unheard of by us and all our partner vets!) Two were stillborn but the other 10 survived. May was a fantastic mother and along with her dedicated human foster Mom they diligently raised all ten kittens. None suffered an illnesses and all managed to get adequate nutrition with the bottle feeding and Mama May feeding. The kittens were born July 6th.

The kittens are now weened, so Miss May is now spayed, tested negative for FIV/FeLeuk, vaccinated, and micro-chipped and ready for her own home.

Per her foster mom, Miss May is one of the sweetest natured cats she has ever fostered -- all Miss May wants is to be with you and CUDDLE in your lap.